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Micro meteoroids
Another element that causes much confusion among the lay public are traits that appear in a single frame produced by the telescope. In this case, the imagination does the layman believe that this comet or a giant space ship or its wake, which is bringing more "Anunakis" to the underworld. Or something like that.

Trying to explain that those traits are probably caused by micro-meteoroids is sheer waste of time, but we will try.

Space is a very dangerous place and hundreds of micro pebbles (micro meteoroids) intersect randomly everywhere all the time.

It is estimated that the International Space Station ISS receives the impact daily about 200 micro meteoroids daily, mostly about one hundredth the size of a grain of sand. If the ISS had a fixed camera similar to the SOHO pointed to space, would produce very similar traits.

In the case of SOHO, micro meteoroids seen crossing the image are not thousands of miles away from the CCD. When you are close enough to reflect the sunlight, are interpreted by the CCD dash as a bright and thin, which can come from any direction in space.

Unlike charged particles, which with rare exceptions never appear in two successive frames, micro meteoroids can appear in two frames with maximum intervals of 10 minutes, depending on the distance to the telescope and the angle of incident light. Yet are also rare cases.


Important Note
We understand that many people have their beliefs and convictions and we have deep respect for it. We also know that there will be an article like this that will make these people change their views on this subject. However, it is up to us, for we are a scientific portal, and other phenomena that explain how they really are and not the way we would like them to be, though often are even more interesting.




Art: At the top, a series of natural and artificial artifacts can be seen in SOHO solar telescope image. Above, switching between two consecutive images with 12 minutes between each, recorded on September 5, 2012. Notice the huge amount of charged particles crossing the CCD and the presence of several micro meteoroids crossing the field of view of the coronagraph. Credit: NASA, ESA, Apolo11.com.

[link to www.apolo11.com]

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